Sentence examples for future more extensive from inspiring English sources

In the future, more extensive data, both from unthinned and thinned stands covering wider range of ages, densities and site qualities, would allow a more robust model to be developed, that could be extended to model the effects of climate and nutrition, and biomass and carbon outputs.

Finally, our statistical results do not exclude presence of other SNPs within (or in the proximity of) ACCN1, that are also associated with MS, thereby motivating future, more extensive, exploration of the genomic region in the vicinity of D17S798.

This study will provide initial groundwork for future, more extensive investigations.

These preliminary findings provide a solid basis for future, more extensive evaluation of presepsin as a biomarker for severe sepsis.

Second, the provision of a denominator (i.e documentation of the total number of eligible patients who presented during the study period) in a future, more extensive study would enhance understanding of the generalisability of study results [ 15].

While such direct histological confirmation may not be as readily derived from a breast cancer-associated lymphedema population, future, more extensive studies of the therapeutic potential of the Flexitouch™ might realistically incorporate other, more indirect attempts to document an ameliorative effect upon tissue architecture.

Because there is weak support for their monophyly, this hypothesis regarding their freshwater invasion and radiation should be confirmed in the future by more extensive taxonomic sampling.

In future work, more extensive transcriptomics analysis and the use of specific antagonists may help to identify some of the pathways and processes involved in the interactions.

Future but more extensive analyses of the GENESIS data will be able to provide more evidence on the behavioural parameters related to these increased rates.

These hypotheses need to be addressed in the future with more extensive sampling of individuals and more rapidly evolving nuclear loci.

It might be interesting to extend the present approach to further retinotopic areas in future, with more extensive retinotopic mapping protocols.